UFO Sighting Reported at Etzikom and Crescent Heights
A Etzikom housewife and five Crescent Heights high school girls report seeing a large rotating circle with two smaller circles against early morning skies. They described a bright orange yellow glow, red and white lights, rapid movement, and a disappearance behind trees. No sound was heard.
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Etzikom
Crescent Heights High School
Bev Springer
Diane Gretsinger
Sherryl Russell
Darlene Dee
Leslie Francis
Medicine Hat
Clarence Robinson
UFO sighting near Regina reported by teenagers
RCMP Constable Lorne Ferguson watched a hovering unidentified flying object near Lumsden 40 minutes after four teens reported it at about 9 p.m. CST. The light, looping and bright, disappeared then reappeared, with radar not noting any anomaly and flights in the area explained by Regina airport departures. A second report describes a red object near Last Mountain Lake at about 9:30 p.m. Tuesday with a large rim atop and a smaller rim beneath.
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Regina
RCMP
Lorne Ferguson
Lumsden
Sask
Dennis Parsons
Const. Ferguson
Last Mountain Lake
Ten Suite Apartment Block Approved for Downtown Medicine Hat
The Municipal Planning Commission approved a proposal by Dederer Enterprises Ltd to build a ten suite apartment and commercial building on a 50 by 140 foot lot at 531 4th Street S.E. Access will be via a consolidated five foot strip and eight rear parking stalls plus four more on adjacent property. the project was praised as a tremendous asset by City Assessor Dick Pearce. The commission also rejected Barry Wilson's plan for a Drive In or Walk In Hamburger and Dairy Bar at 397 7th Street S.W., citing residential zoning and traffic concerns near the Recreation Centre and swimming pool.
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Medicine Hat
Municipal Planning Commission
Dederer Enterprises Ltd
4Th Street
S.E
Regional Planning Commission
Dick Pearce
Barry Wilson
7Th Street
S.W
Wilson
Shell Lake massacre Hoffman sent to trial
Victor Ernest Hoffman 21 of Leask Sask is committed for trial in Queen's Bench on two counts of capital murder in the Shell Lake farmhouse killings of Mr and Mrs Peterson and seven of their nine children last August Hoffmans mental fitness was confirmed he told RCMP of angels and a devil and claimed supernatural powers the bodies were found Aug 15 and he was arrested Aug 21 near Leask in Saskatchewan north west of Saskatoon
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Battleford, Sask
Victor Ernest Hoffman
Leask
Sask
Queen’s Bench Court
James Peterson
Shell Lake Sask
Shell Lake
Saskatoon
RCMP
Hoffman
Sgt
G. W. Fraser
A. T. Gawthrop
W. J. Lang
Peterson
UN condemns peace violations amid Suez refinery fires
UN Security Council condemned all ceasefire violations after Israeli shells hit the Suez and Nasr refineries igniting oil fires. U Thant pressed for more observers, boats, and helicopters. The Cairo press cited 16 killed and 60 civilians wounded, with extensive damage to storage tanks and facilities. The council urged both sides to halt prohibited military activity and cooperate with UN observers.
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Suez
United Nations Security Council
Israel
U Thant
The
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Cairo
al Ahram
Nasr
Hamid Mahmoud
United Nations
Soviet Union
Canada
Border tensions quiet in Khabarovsk guards say
KHABAROVSK USSR AP Khabarovsk the biggest Soviet city near the Chinese border is crowded with soldiers. Boris M Minevich president of the planning commission for the region said reporters that armed Chinese and Soviet guards face each other but there have not been any significant incidents.
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Khabarovsk
U.S.S
Thompson attacks Mideast policy on UN inaction
Regina CP Thompson former national leader of the Social Credit party criticized Western silence during last summer's Middle East war. He said the UN has failed to inspire peace and blamed Moscow for arming Africa while accusing Cuba of broadcasts to Western Canadians. He spoke at a joint Canadian Club meeting and reiterated earlier claims in an Ottawa interview.
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Regina
Robert Thompson
Social Credit Party
West
Middle East
United Nations
Thompson
Soviet Union
Israel
U.N
Gaza Strip
Jgune
Paris
London
Washington
Moscow
Algeria
Africa
Aden
Syria
Yemen
Free World
Red Deer
Alta
Social Credit
Cuba
Ing
Canada
Ottawa
Martin
Red Amosdies A Calgary obituary for Everett A. Amos
Everett A. Red Amos, a longtime Calgary resident and noted automotive dealer, died after a lengthy illness at 65. Born in the Irvine district, he worked 45 years in business and was active with the Stampede Company AMA and Chamber of Commerce. Survived by wife Mary, a Saskatchewan brother, daughters Eleanor Wright and Agnes Capp, and five grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending with Cook's.
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Everett A
Red) Amos
Calgary
Amos
Irvine
Stampede Company
AMA and
Chamber of Commerce
Mary
Saskatchewan
Eleanor
Cliff Wright
Agnes
Andy Capp
Cook’s
Longest delayed coronation marks Iran crowning event
Iran staged a grand coronation in Tehran as Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, at 48, crowned himself King of Kings and Light of the Aryans. Empress Farah was crowned alongside him, the first woman to receive the honor in Iran's 2,513 years of monarchy, amid nationwide celebrations and televised pomp.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Farah
the Shah
Golestan
Baatar
Vatican synod urges clear doctrinal document on morals
Pope Paul’s consultative synod of bishops today recommended issuing a clear document on doctrine and morals including birth control. In New York, Attorney General Lefkowitz said Minute Men groups exist in 33 New York counties and are training and preparing for violence. In Washington, a teacher testified that Negro children in Boston schools were beaten with bamboo whips for defying rules.
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Vatican City
Reuters
Paul
Consultative Synod of Bishops
NEW York
Minutemen
New York State
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Washington
Boston
U.S
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